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The Dillon tribune., 1887-10-21
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ShERlFF'S SALE.


In the District Court srd Judicial District, Mon.
tana Territory. Reavcrhead County.
Nathaniel II. Wood, plaintiff,
Sarah d. i. Anes, Azel Ancs, Jr., Bcaverhead
Live Stock Company ct ais defendants.
Foreclosure of Mortgagc-Debt and ln,ere>t,$,,,
5h2.36.
Costs and charges. S,,ol2.7s
BY virtue Of Il decree OF the above entitled court
in the above entitled action, 10 me duly issued. |
will sell at shern's sae. at the front door Of the
court house, in the city OF Dillon. lseavcrfcad Co.,
Montana Territory, on Thursday: the ai.h day OF
November. A. d.. 1857, the following described
real property, tn.wit:
The southeast quarter Of section 10: the south
halt OF the northeast quarter. the northwest quarter
OF the northeast quarter and the northeast quarter Of
the mort Invest quarter of section 10: the half of
the northwest quarter, the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter and the southwest quarter OF
section TO- also much, t,cing 40 acres more or
less> as the l:caverhcai Live Stock Company now
own OF and in the south halt OF the southwest
quarter OF section u, and the nort, halt of the
| northwest quarter of section II: the nortllwcs,
quarter OF the southeast quarter the south half ot
the northeast quarter and the northwest quarter of
the norti'e.s, quarter oi section IS; the southeast
quarter o the southwest quarter the south halt of
the southeast quarter and the northeast quarter of
the southeast quarter OF section IL: the northwest
quarter OF the northeast quarter the north half of
the northwest quarter and the southwes: quarter of
the northwest quarter of section =, and the north
west quarter ot section IS all of which lots. pieces
! and parcels oi Land in township II. south oi
range west. situate on the Bcaverhcad river, about
10 miles below The city OF Dillon. in said county OF
iscavcrle:l.
Together witt, all and singular the premises and
appartenances. wa.cr-riehts, casen1rnts. bitches,
canals. dams and reservoirs IN anywisc thereuntn
belonging or apIcrtaining.
Sale to commence ut clock p. m., Of said day.
Terms. cash.
TlIOs. l.. Jones,
Sheriff Of l'eaverhcad COUNTY, Montana.
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Notice for Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE ut Helena. Mont, Sept IS. 1857.
NOTICE. is hereby given that .he following
- named settler has filed notice OF his intention,
to make final proof support Of his claim and tha,
said proof will BIZ made before II. X. Mellon. pro.
Mont. on
November 5th, 1887, viz: Arthur sullivan.
who made homestead application No. .,.os for the
SEI-4 Sec. 81 Tp. q S'RSW.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
land, viz: James r. Murray Robert II. Selway.
lohn Hoffman and Allen J. Narla,n, all Of Dillon,
MT.
4o-,d S.W. IANG11oRSE Rc.,s,,r
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.Nnticc for Final Proof.

Lind Office 1t Helena, Mont. Nrt. ;r,,, 1857.
Notice is hereby gwen that III, following, named
final proot, support of his c;,iu1. and that said
proof will nc :.,',. before II. Il. VI Ion, probate
..irl on
November IL. 1887. viz: .Jnhn W. Moran,
who mad. prccrp,ion d. $. No. -o>r tor the SEA-
sec. ,; TIP. $ X IS W.
lie names the tollnv ing Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF said
Land, viz: James iecrv. Chns. Herman. Anton II.
Jackson and William l.. Kochnr III of Wisdom,
Mont.
it'd S. w. l.ANGIIOENE. Register.
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Desert Land, Final Proof-Notice for Pub.
lication

US. Land Office, Helena Mont, Oct IL, lss7,
Notice il hereby given that George W. Loving.
1er 0f Willis. r. O., Beaverhead county, Mont.
has filed notice of intention to make proof on
ms desert land claim No. 1116 for the south hall
northeast quarter; southeast quarter northwest
Melton, Probate Judge Beaverhead county, II
u, at Dillon Montana, on Saturday, the 3rc t,aS
of December, 1887 '
:. he names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation Of said
lanH August krichle, Jacob Hartwis. Ozia,
Willis snd clayton Il. Stantield, all of " Ills p
q. Montana.
4'-td S.W. Langhorne, Register.
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Desert Land, Final Proof.-No,ice for Pub
lication.
UNITED STATES LAND Gir,cE

UNITED STATES LAND l>iriCE
Helena, Mont. September 20, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that Richard NJ. Arnol,
OF Dillon, lseavcrhead county, Montana, has fled
notice nt intention to make proof on his desert land
claim No: III, for the lots i, and / SEA- NWi II
SN NEl.4 and SEI-4 Sec. :, VIZ SW,-4:
SE!.4 SWI:4 Sec. Tp. IS RS W before II. K.
November. 1857. - way "
He names the following Witnesses to prove the
Royal II. Beazley, William K. Vaughn, Geor.r,
Mont.
4o.td S, W. L.NG,,onSE R,.,i.t,,
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Notice for Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE ut Helena. Mont, October :, 1887
Notice is hereby given that the follow named set
tier has filed notice Of his intention make fin.
proof in support OF his claim. and that said proc
will ife made before II. H. Melton probate Judge
,cavcrlcad county. III. T., At Dillon. Mont. on
Nov. 18th. 1887, viz:Wn. =. Hoehne,
who made prccmption declara'or> statement No
zoos for the S'.il Sec. -, Tp SIR I5 W.
He names the following Witnesses: 70 prove hi,
continues residence upon. and cultivation ot saic
lard. >iz: John ". Moran, George Smith
Anton H. Jackson and Charles licllaari. Il; n W,s
dom, Montana.
4;,-t,l $. ". LAN<;,loK NJ, Register.
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Desert Land. Final Proof.-Notice fnr p,,,-
llcation,
:, UNITED STATES LAND Ofr1rr.
Helena, Montana, September. u ~ :,

, UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Iieicna' Montana, September, 70, 1857
Notice is hereby given that Roy,l II. H.,z,., -
Dillon, ise;'rerhead County, Montana. has filed No.
t,ce OF intention to make iaoo1 on his desert land
claim ,, NO; i3o. Tor the NE1.. NW1-1. NW,..
MA Ek NE1-4 Ek SCI + Sec. 2S, VIZ NW1.,:
VIZ SWl-4 Sec. a7!.rp. Il " before II Il MeII
ton probate Judge OF Beaverhead county. NJ r.. At
Dillon. Montana, on Monday the 7,h DAY Of No.
Hc aan,es the following witnesses to prove ,h,
complete irrigation and reclamation Of said land
Richard NJ. Arnold James G. Jones, Charles ".
Conger and En,il 7. Brock, all OF Dillon Mnntana.
io-td 5. w. LANGIIORNE Rrpstcr
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Desert Land. Final Proof. Notice tor Pub
licatiOn.
UNITED Stalls LAND OIfHf,

UNITED Stalls LAND Orrn:r,'
Helena, Montana Sept. In, ls>7.
NIOIIC::is is hereby given th:rt Margaret 'cssette,
IN administrator of estate oi Levi Esssc;,e, Ban
mack, NJ T., has filed notice Of intention TO- make
proof on his dcsrr; land claim No. loS7. tor the
SEA- NEl-+: E,s Sci Sec. 1s.Tp. 10, II W,
Lots and !, and NE,-4 sW'- Sec: IS, Up. 10 X
10 W, before Henry Il. Melton: l'rohat;' Judge,
of Bc:vcrhcad County at Dillon. NJ. IT, on Mon
dav the lst day of November, 1887.
She names the following witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation OF said land
Navier Renois. John t!outier. Zcph Frost ana
William II. Wright. all OF Bannack. n.
,otd s. w. W.LANGlIOKNE.Rc Register.
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Desert Land, Final Proof.--Notice for Pub.
lfcAtiOn.

UNITED STATES LAND OrrIcE,
Helena, Montana, Sept. "a, lSS..
MOTTO !, is hereby given that MARY !. Kelly. Of
- Butte City, Montana has filed notice of in
tcn,"n to make proof on her desert lard claim No.
1000, Tor the SCI 4 SWi = ans; VIZ SWl-I Sec. -
Up. |, ) K W before II. Il. Melton Probate judy
of'se;>c'llv; County, Nj. T.. at Dillon. Montana,
on Monday, the elth day o! October, 1857.
She names the following witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation Of said land
+, I'm Ptate, Eugene Bailey, William Bernstein and
joshua Bailey, all of AIlcrdi-c r. q. Mont.
3S-td S.W. LANGuORNE Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-10-21
Desert Land, Final Proof Notice For Pub
licutiOn.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFlCF,
Helena. Mont: St,ntcmf,t,r III 49,

HN11EN SI.&lFs I1AND N7FF1CF. Z
Helena, Mont, September IS, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that David Lamont, ad-
mnstra,or Of estate of Clark Smith, of Dillon,
Bcaver,cad county, Mont, has filed notice of in.
tcntion to make proof on his desert land claim No.
,o7S, Tor the Sh SEl-4 See: 80 EH Sec. 81. VIZ
y. T. Melton probate Judge Of I'caverfcad county,
N. T.. at Dillon. Mont. on Tuesday, the Sth day Of
November, 1857.
lie names the following witnesses to prove the
,omp!c'" irrigation and reclamation of said land:
james Edie, George NJ. Brown, James /E,r,v and
John - Meade. all Of Rannack city. Mont.
s. W. I.ANGnoRNE, Register.
RonEKr Il. SMITH Attorney for Lamont. .4o.td
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Notice to Creditors.

The undersigned administrator ot the estate OF
John Il, Rushll, deceased, hereby gives notice To
all creditors OF the estate Of John Il. Rush,ll
having claims against said deceased % exhibit then,
with proper vouchers within four months from this,
to the administrator, in Rannack city, Hcaverhead
county, Montana, or to Roht Il. Smith. at his law
office, in Dillon. Montana. And all claims not so
exhibited and presen'edA Avl hc barred by statute.
Dated Oct. 18TH, 1887.
4,.1w John S. Meade. Administrator.
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Desert Land. Final Proof Notice for Pub
licatiOn.
UNITED STATES LAM. OFFICE.
lclrn;,. Mont. Srnlcl,ll,cr a3ru. ISS

Helena, Mont, September ,3rd, 1851
Notice is hereby given tina, John Shincberscr, If
Bcavcrhead county, Montana, has filed notice of in
ten,on to make proof on his desert land claim No.
'oG', for the NWI.4 METZ E15 METZ NkA Si:l.l
Sec. .,s, NW,-.. SWl-4 Sec n, To. 10, $ K 10 w.
before II 4 Melton probate Judge, Rcaverhcaa Co.,
NJ. IT, at Dillon, Mont. on Saturday. the S!h day ot
November, 1887.
He names the foowin. witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation Of said land:
James W. Scott, Daniel X. tlaphan Emerson
Hill and William l.. Mcintosh, all of Red Rock,
Mont.
io,tl :. ". i.ANGIIORNE, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-10-21
Desert Land. Final PrOOf.-Noticc for Pub
licatiOn.
for Pub.
l.. s.. HAND OFFICE, Helena. Mont.,'.
Septer,bcr sGth, 1851.

Z, :. I.lND OFFICE, Ht!cn.1, M'n1.,
September goth, .!Ss7.,
Notice is hereby given that Matthias Wadherr;
of Wisdom I;cavcrhead county, Mont, has filed
notice of intention to make proof on his desert land
SEI., NEI-4. E1s SE1-A See. 5. Els Mel Sec $,
NW,.t Sec. .. Tp. $ X IS W before II. Z, n Mel.
ton probate Judge OF Rcaverhead county, NJ y. at
Dillon, Montana, on Tuesday, the 18th day OF NoF''
1857. . ,,,.,
He Names the following witnesses to prove the
Complete irrigation and reclamation OF said lana
Wr;aEi and Charles Francis all Of Wisdom, Mont,
Ard :. W. LASGnoRNF, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-10-21
Desert Land, Final Iroot.-Notice for Pub.
licatiOM.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Helena, Mont, September .h, 1887.

Helena, Mont, September .h, 1887.
Notice is hereby z ivcn that John Richtv Of Dill
ion, Montana, has filed notice OF intention to make
proof ON his desert land claim No. ':S,, for the
SEX SWl-4 Sec. $. Tp. 5 II $ ". before II. X.
Melton probate dy1 lsc:vcrleaa county, a, Dillon,
Mont. ON Saturday the 5th day Of November, 'ss7.
He name the following witnesses To prove the com
pcte irrigation and reclamation of said land: Ed
ward Porch, Thomas .Arndts, il ncs Scw;iy and
Rnhcr, II. Sclwnv, all Of Dillon. Mont.
,o-td :. w. LANGHORSl:, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-10-21
"esert Land. Final prooc-Notice for Pub
licatiON.
United States Land Office.
HplnNa MINT Acf IL 1Ax.

United States Land Office
Helena, Mont, Oct, II, 1>S7.
y No1lc; II hereby given that John +. HARDY. of
iannack. Montana Territory has filed notice Of
~ ,NN.ent1on TO make proof on his desert land claim
NO. loI4. for the northwest quarter and south
fore H. i: Melton, prcbate 'i inire % Beayeyhea ne
county, NJ. T., at Dillon. Mont, on Monday, the
'th day Of December, 1887. >''>'
complete Irritation and recamation prove of saS shS
land: Louis kreuger Frederick w. Pahnish.
Jerome >. sperry and Hugh P. drugan, all Of
4S-td g. " r,rrh,r,a R,,;.
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NOTICE..

Po!.ANls MlHt, Aug. OH, ~.
To ALI WHOM IT MAY CoNtErH:
Go hereby notify all parties t!,u. Will no, bc X
sponsibl: tor any debts contracted by any party or
parties on the Polari> Mine; and .io iurthcr SAY
that they at liberty to work and have all t,,
they take ont, Il they will not interfere witt,
me nor take IL. benefit O! my work.
33-tl JOHN CHASE.
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NOTICE FOR FINAL PROOF

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, NJ. r., Oct To- 1857.
N"liIE Is hereby given that the following nn,p
,,.l .o settler has filed notice Of his intention IL
s,;H ma, ma! rroot in support Of his claim. and that
i, Ploo' VIII he made before il. II. Melton, pro.
Siee Wo.j, judge Of Bsaverhead Co.. NJ. r., &. D!jon
december :, 1887, viz: Jas. NJ. u. Maljn.
Ml,p W. MADE rre:mp'ion ,!cclaratory staten,en. No.
"- 'o' me " VIZ Sec. 9. Tp. &. SRSN.
lie nc :: n;'fnes the following witnesses +,
Nv; 49, MS continuous residence upon and cu,tiya
- ~ VI sala land. viz Frank +. Bradley, Henr,
=; Mn I; Alfred Baker ans. Leopold Camps, Il i
49," $. W. LANGIIORNc, Register.
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NOTICE.

Parties who have taken slabs from
Birch Greek Saw mill, are requested to
come forward and settle with NJ. F. Kirk
patrick.
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car cut HJ 8HUWu. 1NtIuy6-'WVSt -
BIZ Hole river from Birch Greek 10 Il,
| ,hayc Me'rose.
Reward will b. paid for evidence that
M in ton,ctin. one or more persons III
stealing or branding onr or more animals "i
1ands.
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In the District Court, 3rd Judicial District, Mon
tana Territory. Reavcrhead County.
Nathaniel II. Wood, plaintiff,
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u SAM JAGGERs. Bannach
Brand on both sides.
Watti, behind left hip.
Rang, Horse pr:,ir:e aad th'

BROWNE, Glendale,
IA Co., Montana.
5-caxle, 10 on lefs
| Also, Y ii same place.
| K on leN thigh.
y Mark-Cattle, left
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rcrsOn or ;'efsons !" ,I,
a d any, nv, ps,s" ,ns animal Of the above brand
d d ,.,nd!niGi =, !, !SniGiLLLlvAN, IL Dillon, Mcn'ana. .
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.s;,.'I:: 4sE1rzx o;''; y 's'ss;: e si$!;: &C.:
M nanssMl T. s''nl iseav,rhe:'d Valley
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BREAKFAST-TABLE CHAT.

THE latest London beauties arc Miss Edith
Chester and Mrs. Blanche Horlock, actresses.
THE successor of Cardinal Jacobini will prob-
ably be Monsignor Rampolla, the Papal uuncio
Mt Madrid.
MIR. WILSON BARRETT is not woman, vet he
is feminine enough to object to telling his age.
delicious weakness!
MISS PAULINE JOHNSON. the young Indian
poet of Brantford, Canada, is pictured as a tall.
slender brunette, who is proud Of her Indian
race.
THERE are said to be over fifty applicants for
the Office of president of the Nevada University
in case salary of 8, 900 is voted by the Lecsla-
ture.
THE good work of tree planting goes on rapid
~ in portions of California Three firms in the
State have sold 200 trees to Nevada county
alone. and the present year will probably see
lOO,0O0 trees planted in that county.
WHEN the Salvation Army in East Portland
halted in froat of saloon the other dav and ba-
gan singing lines. the words Of which were. .It
is water we want. not beer, y the saloon -keener
genial and obliging person, turned the hose on
them.
OK the first night Of "Francillon"--the cur
tain having fallen on an assured success-Dumas
was coming dreaming down one of the back
staircases of the Francois. Dumas is used to
triumphs, and is rather cynicaily given than
otherwise. A rather pretty young woman came
up the stairs full Of delight and enthusiasm.
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GREAT MEMS WIVES.

The Influence Exerted by Young Heipmeets
Middle-Aged Politicians.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
NEW YORK. Feb. 12-Among the Republican
politicians it is said that one reason why Levi
P. Morton. the banker, so continually seeks
office when he is of an age to entitle him to re-
tire, and has riches enough to do so macnif-
Gently, is that his wife is anxious to shine in
Washington or elsewhere as an official enter
tainer. Political callers invited to dine with
NJ. Morton have been impressed with the idea
that hers was the ambition, and his desire was
simply to please her. She is tall and handsome.
Of queenly presence, great taste in dress, and
born hostess. A desire on her part to adorn an
official position is natural, and mono could do it
better. She is very much younger than Mr.
Morton, and consequently her ambitions are
moro vigorous. Old mems young wives often
play important parts in history. It used to be
said in Albany, whom President Cleveland so
long urged Mr.. Manning to take place in the
Cabinet. that Mr.. Manning was very much
averse to doing so. but that his young wife was
anxious for him to accept. She too, 10 young
and ambitious, aud Is second wife, scarcely
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-13

THE citizens of Indianapolis are becoming
alive to the Importance of the eleventh annual
NEE ting of the Music Teachers National Asso-
citation, to be held here during the summer.
The various committees necessary to the work
of entertaining the visitors, and for arranging
for the grand concerts to be given under their
auspices, are already organized, and are
prosecuting the necessary preliminary work.
Music teachers throughout the country take
wonderful interest in these proceedings,
and the best musical talent of the
country willingly offer their services TO
make the deliberative meetings and concerts a
success. Already the following pianists have
volunteered their services, and are expected
to be present: Jarvis, Nellie Stevens, Julia
Rive-King. Hyllested and w. Fl. Sherwood;
and among other vocalists are Effie Stewart,
Dora Henninges, G. r. Adams and VIM.
Courtney, also, Madame Chatterton, the
noted harp soloist. The concerts given under
the auspices Of this association excite unusual
interest, not only because of the peculiar
excellence Of the performances, but also be-
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RICHARD DUNpHy, of California, served
during the war as sailor on board the flag
ship Hartford. At the battle Of Mobile bay
he had both arms shot off, and for this disabil-
ity he receives a pension For several years
he was messenger at the Mare Island navy
yard at San Francisco, receiving little salary
which, added to his pension, made him quite
comfortable. Last summer, during the re-
forming process of turning the rascals out,
he was removed to make room for Demo
cratic worker. Dunphy wrote to the Presi-
dent stating his case and asking that some
thing be done for him. Receiving. no reply,
he started to Washington on foot 1t took
him nearly five moths to make the journey,
walking all the way. He reached Washington
on Wednesday, and proposes to plead his own
case. Of course, it will do him no good.
What are the claims of an armless veteran
compared with those of an able bodied Demo
crat who votes early and oftenf
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The South, even the '.new South" is not
yet paradise for Northern men, as many a
one WHO has gone there on fools GRAND"
can testify. A letter from reliable Tennes-
see correspondent warns intending colonists Of
the danger they run from putting implicit
faith in the representations of plausible and
unscrupulous land agents. These gentry
abound everywhere, but in a region concern
ing which it is comparatively difficult for the
untraveled man to secure accurate informa-
ton they have peculiar facilities for victimiz-
ing wouldbe settlers. To those who know
the clay Of the land" in Tennessee and the
natural disadvantages of the country as COM
pared with more favored regions the action of
an Indiana farmer in removing there with the
expectation of lettering himself seems like
flying in the face of Providence. There are
few States which offer better prospects to the
agriculturist than Indiana, and the man own
ing farm here will do better to retain it than
to trade it away for barren hillside in the
South or q stretch of land in the far West
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PUNISH THE pRINKER.

A provision of the bill to suppress drunk
enness, introduced by the government into
the Belgian Parliament, indicates the ex-
istence over there of level-headedness if not
a high order of craftsmanship. The bill
provides. among other things, that drunkards
in public places shall be fined and impris-
oned Among the innumerable plans sug-
gested by reformers in this country for the
promotion of temperance, and among the
experiments tried, few, so far as the Journal
is aware, have included any measure for the
a man steals anothers property or assaults
his neighbor he is, in the language of the
police court, promptly Called" When he
fills up with bad whisky, goes home and
abuses his family he is regarded by the un-
thinking part of the community as an un-
fortunate victim" Of strong drink and
circumstances over which he had no
control. He may be considered as
weak and perhaps deserving Of mild
rebuke, but the ire of the professional advo-
Gates of temperance is visited, not upon the
drinker. but upon the drink and the man who
sells it. Whisky is an evil thing no doubt;
but it does not of its own accord fly down a
mans throat and befuddle his wits. The
saloon-keeper is without question responsible
for much crime; but the devil should have his
due; and it cannot truthfuly be said that the
liquor seller goes out upon the street and
drags unwilling victims into his lair. The
thief steals of his own free will and inclina-
ton, and is punished by the infection of legal
penalty and popular reprobation. The
drunkard is an equally free agent, but for his
offenses against morality and decency he not
only goes untouched by the law, but, owing
to the namby- PANTY sentiment fostered in his
behalf by so-called temperance teachers
and preachers, is inclined to regard himselI
with pity and as one deserving of coincidence
and sympathy. This is all wrong The man
Who voluntarily drinks intoxicating liquor
until his brains are clouded is properly an
object of contempt, and should be treated as
public nuisance. One earnest upholder OF
the plan to suppress intemperance by punish
ing the drinker goes rather too far, perhaps,
in suggesting the whipping-post for the first
oifense, and hanging or the shotgun for the
second; but there is good reason to believe
that a long step viii be taken towards linn
itation of the traffic when the man who buys
and drinks IN public comes to be regarded az
. criminal and is vigorously treated as such.
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a WEEPING WIDOW.

Hopelessly Insane Because Of Faithful
Pastors Misguided Zeal.
Special to the Indianapolis journal.
NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-In the department for
the hopelessly insane in the great hospital on
Blackwelps island is young woman who sits
through the long hours of the day porting over
a Bible now and again raising her eyes from the
page to ponder and weep. She is not violent or
in any way dangerous to others or herself. She
is the incarnation of sorrow, and will weep from
now till death relieves her. The facts Of her
case, as given by one of the hospital officials,
are these:
About three years ago young man. call him
for convenience MacRae. fell in love with tho
daughter Of member Of an evangelical church.
MacRae was what is commonly known a. an in.
fdel; he knew no God, worshipped at no church,
and scoffed at Christianity and its forms. The
very brutality with which he declared
his heresies undoubtedly had something
to do with winning the affection OF
the Calvinist's daughter; she was devoted ai-
herent to the faith Of her father, having accept.